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The Sega Master System at 40 – and six of its best games
The Master System didn’t quite conquer the games industry, but it did set Sega on the path to greatness
The games that made samurai and ninjas must-play entertainment
Japan’s finest warriors from past, present and future
10 Gamescom highlights you probably missed
This year’s Gamescom had a fantastic mix of AAA and indie titles worth your attention
27 best cheap Nintendo Switch games 2025
Affordable games to keep you playing all year long
From sticks to pads to just buttons, these are the best controllers I’ve played with in fighting games
Throw down like an Evo pro
I got hands on with G’AIM’E Plug & Play, an AI-powered light gun that lets me play Time Crisis on the TV again
This is just how you imagine light guns used to work. No external sensors, no drawing an artificial border around your display that’s how the Sinden works. It’s all from the gun itself, which contains a HD camera and some actually smart AI that’s been trained on countless images of different screen display sizes
The greatest skateboarding games of all time, ranked by someone who has played them all
A plank of wood on four wheel has been the basis of some truly great games for years
Sony PS One at 25 – we remember Sony’s first portable(ish) console
A PlayStation with an add-on display that’s a mere 5in? Pfft. Then again, who needs 4K when you’ve got Gran Turismo in your lap?
The 10 best tennis video games ever made to play during Wimbledon
Fancy whacking a ball around without getting off the sofa? Try these tennis video game classics, plucked from the dawn of gaming to the modern day
Sega killed a bunch of mobile games. Here’s how you can save them – and why you shouldn’t have to
From Crazy Taxi to Sonic CD, Sega Forever was supposed to be a retro gaming revival. Now it’s just retroactively disappointing
These are the games from Nintendo’s back catalogue I want to make a Switch 2 comeback
It’s time for Nintendo to take these cult niches out of the vault
